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Emily Dickinson's poem

Submitted by Dalia Gorham on Tue, 07/10/2007 - 9:36am.
Emily Dickinson's poem translates itself into the story that the sky, people, the world are all just ideas. I interperted the poem to mean that the brain is able to comprehend  and grow (with knowledge) indefinetly. As an educator I believe the brain is able to "contain the sky" and so much more.

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